Scientists create ‘supergrapes’ to combat fungal attack on vineyards
Growing vines that are impervious to rot or any parasites is surely the dream for wine makers. And now, scientists in France have made that
August 24, 2018
Growing vines that are impervious to rot or any parasites is surely the dream for wine makers. And now, scientists in France have made that
We’re fast heading towards the end of the summer, and you may be planning your trip for next year. Or perhaps you need some ideas
Somehow the UK is still basking in a heatwave. It’s been high temperatures and sunshine for weeks now and forecasts show that it could continue
The supply of English sparkling wine is likely to double over the next few years, and the question facing producers now concerns whether there is
Award winning wine columnist Andrew Jefford discussed the reasons wine drinkers grow to the love the grape, and it’s all down to acidity. New drinkers
While the continuous, and apparently never-ending, heatwave this summer is boosting both wine and cider production in England and Wales, there is a danger that
If you’ve ever felt baffled by the array of wines on offer, you’re not alone. While people in the UK famously love their wine, many
It may have seemed like a heatwave to start with, but it looks like the very hot weather in the UK could be here to
We’re well into the first part of the 2018 World Cup and will shortly move into the knock-out stages. While the world waits with bated
While most wine pairing articles stick to the tried and true ‘red with meat, white with fish and chicken’ advice, what about veggie meals? With
While Mother’s Day and Father’s Day often lend themselves to clichés when it comes to selecting wines, what about the dads who like a bit
While Argentina is generally associated with Malbec, in 2018 it’s making big strides in white wine. Winemakers across Argentina are producing a wide range of